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Pete Wyllie high up on the Frenchmans Cap scaling yet another tricky section of Lorax. A stunning climb, nestled deep in the Tasmanian Wilderness, where most of the time everything kind of faces the wrong direction and running it out is often the only option to keep moving.

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Pete Wyllie and Martin Buchauer getting an early start to climb ‘The Lorax’ at the Frenchmans Cap in Tassie. A route where the actual grade does not mean much and a second layer of underpants comes handy most of the times.

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Small and vulnerable …

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“There is a morning inside you waiting to burst open into light.” ~Rumi

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Searching for rock in the Tasmanian Wilderness

Memorial Maria Luisa Photo Contest

Every year for the last 25 years a Memorial Maria Luisa Photo Contest takes place in Spain. The winners for 2014 have been selected and breathtaking galleries and slideshows have been put up online.

Felling grateful for making it among the highly commended photos in the Mountain Climbing category (http://ift.tt/1EcyEdp).

As always rock climbing photography is a team effort. So huge thanks goes to Michael and Tye for being such awesome arete-climbing models.

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The Totem Pole was on Martin’s mind for months. Somehow every attempt to organize a trip to climb this unique piece of Tassie rock failed. It drove him crazy and we could see that even ticking almost his entire Tassie bucket list did not fill the hole. The plan for his second last day in Australia was clear. Here he is Mr. Martin himself on the first pitch of making his Tassie dream a reality.